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Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - __M__ - Sep 10, 2019
Hi, I have a VPS server and I am running a scraper here (public torrent scraper), now my server provider giving me abuse report for port scanning but I am not doing port scanning (my scraper collecting torrent info from public tracker), someone suggested me to use a VPN for hiding my IP for scrapping, can anyone please guide me how can I do this?
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - Anzee - Sep 10, 2019
I would opt to use https://github.com/dgoulet/torsocks to force your application to make all requests through Tor. It should be enough to hide whatever it is you're doing from your ISP.
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - __M__ - Sep 11, 2019
(Sep 10, 2019 11:55 AM)Anzee Wrote: I would opt to use https://github.com/dgoulet/torsocks to force your application to make all requests through Tor. It should be enough to hide whatever it is you're doing from your ISP.
Can you please confirm if torsocks work with UDP connection also?
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - fukurosmc - Sep 12, 2019
It cannot do UDP @__M__
"This process is transparent to the user and if torsocks detects any communication that can't go through the Tor network such as UDP traffic, for instance, the connection is denied"
Regards,
Fukuros
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - __M__ - Sep 13, 2019
(Sep 12, 2019 03:59 AM)fukurosmc Wrote: It cannot do UDP @__M__Yes I also see that.
"This process is transparent to the user and if torsocks detects any communication that can't go through the Tor network such as UDP traffic, for instance, the connection is denied"
Regards,
Fukuros
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - holyshield - Sep 13, 2019
(Sep 10, 2019 10:30 AM)__M__ Wrote: Hi, I have a VPS server and I am running a scraper here (public torrent scraper), now my server provider giving me abuse report for port scanning but I am not doing port scanning (my scraper collecting torrent info from public tracker), someone suggested me to use a VPN for hiding my IP for scrapping, can anyone please guide me how can I do this?
Hey mate I suggest you to use a bulletproof server that allow port scanning and torrent or like that. if you interested I can help you .
about port scan on your current server you can close some ports may be it would be better
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - Rane - Sep 15, 2019
Tor is extremely slow for this purpose. Better buy a good SOCKS or get a VPN that supports socks. A lot of good VPNs support socks servers.
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - LordDragon - Sep 17, 2019
(Sep 17, 2019 05:07 AM)BullHost Wrote: Tor is slow. Use normal VPN to hide your source IP address - like [censored] with openvpn client on your server - or use a hosting with more liberal policy.
Thanks for this
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - __M__ - Sep 17, 2019
Thank you all, can anyone please give me a guide/tutorial for how to setup?
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - Rane - Sep 17, 2019
(Sep 17, 2019 09:51 AM)__M__ Wrote: Thank you all, can anyone please give me a guide/tutorial for how to setup?
Depending on application, it is probably better to use a socks server. VPNs can lead to connection problems when crashing. Although some providers provice access even if the server is not reachable. But not a lot of providers do that.
If you want to use socks, download Proxifier and add the application to the proxification rules. Then get a VPN which supports socks and you're ready to go. If you decide to go with VPN, then just get something cheap. But be sure that the VPN provider doesn't suck. A lot of providers keep logs and they will ban you for excessive traffic usage.
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - Zan0n - Sep 19, 2019
I think it's better to use proxy within your scraper
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - Flegy - Oct 1, 2019
My suggestion is to use hosting company what allow scrapping. So no need hide IP to avoid suspension.
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - __M__ - Oct 1, 2019
(Oct 1, 2019 02:27 AM)Flegy Wrote: My suggestion is to use hosting company what allow scrapping. So no need hide IP to avoid suspension.
Can you tell which provider is good? I am using Intel Xeon E3-1246V3, 32GB Ram, 4TB SATA HD for 33 Euro.
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - Mr.MK - Oct 1, 2019
It sounds like OVH/SyS/Kimsufi, so even you hide your Server IP... They will still send you this "Abuse Reports".
Its their Anti-Hack System which detects that within your traffic. No need to hide it. They will still see it. Because this anti-hack system is there to prevent such things which are against the tos.
RE: Is there anyway to use a VPN within dedicated server for hide server IP? - __M__ - Oct 2, 2019
(Oct 1, 2019 01:54 PM)HostSlick Wrote: It sounds like OVH/SyS/Kimsufi, so even you hide your Server IP... They will still send you this "Abuse Reports".
Its their Anti-Hack System which detects that within your traffic. No need to hide it. They will still see it. Because this anti-hack system is there to prevent such things which are against the tos.
Yes its hetzner, someone give me some iptables rules and told he never get abuse report after using these, for example
iptables -A OUTPUT -p udp -s 0/0 -d 192.88.99.0/24 -j DROP
Do you think this is right?